Trump's history of acts of kindness and generosity

[rambot]

Just for Context:

When Trump gives someone 25,000 dollars, that is the equivalent of me dropping 50 cents into a homeless persons cup (comparing the donation to our net worths)

So I'm wondering, could we start a thread about how awesome I am when I drop a fiver in the Salvation Army bowl?


How low does the bar have to be?

 

[rambot]

I agree. If this list is correct and President Trump acted kindly, we should thank him for it.

One issue with critics of President Trump is their tendency to criticize indiscriminately, without discerning when it is appropriate. At times, it appears as though they have not considered the lesson from "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." Every action, tweet, or gesture is subject to criticism. Consequently, his supporters are often unreceptive to any critique and may claim that even if President Trump were to cure cancer, he would not receive recognition for it. While targeted criticism on specific issues may not necessarily persuade MAGA supporters, it raises the question of whether it is beneficial to criticize every aspect, especially when the President demonstrates kindness.

You raise a good point.

Sadly, when you make that many mistakes, it is inappropriate to not address them.

This is also a NPD (narcissist PErsonality Disorder) trait.

 

[iluvatar5150]

How low does the bar have to be?

Even lower than you think, piggy.

 

[rambot]

Even lower than you think, piggy.

There's this one time, I didn't kick this homeless guy who was sleeping in the park?

Nobel Peace Prize PLEASE!!!

 

[iluvatar5150]

There's this one time, I didn't kick this homeless guy who was sleeping in the park?

Nobel Peace Prize PLEASE!!!

You said "please." Obviously, you deserve two.

 

[rambot]

"To whom much is given, much is required".

 

[Servus]

Oh enough with this tired, lazy tripe.

Like the verbatim list of grievances against Trump that keep being given out.

 

[Servus]

Just for Context:

When Trump gives someone 25,000 dollars, that is the equivalent of me dropping 50 cents into a homeless persons cup (comparing the donation to our net worths)

So I'm wondering, could we start a thread about how awesome I am when I drop a fiver in the Salvation Army bowl?


How low does the bar have to be?

Pretty much anything isn't going to be good enough for the Trump hate camp, so what's the point? Although probably every little bit of good he does irks them.

 

[rambot]

Pretty much anything isn't going to be good enough for the Trump hate camp, so what's the point? Although probably every little bit of good he does irks them.

45 cent.

You want me to give him a cookie?

 

[rambot]

Like the verbatim list of grievances against Trump that keep being given out.

They are not arbitrary

 

[Servus]

They are not arbitrary

They are tired, lazy tripe.

 

[Servus]

45 cent.

You want me to give him a cookie?

Being irked will do just fine.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

They are tired, lazy tripe.

It feels good knowing you’re just as tired of hearing about him as we are.

 

[rambot]

It feels good knowing you’re just as tired of hearing about him as we are.

Some people love tripe.


There's no accounting for taste with some.

 

[durangodawood]

Of course we should consider a persons good deeds.

The problem with Trump is he also demonstrates an appalling lack of good character that cant be papered over.

History is full of examples of truly awful people who put on a nice side either for the sake of their public image, or to quiet their own conscience. Not saying Trump is exactly on that bottom tier. Just that a list of when a person was nice is insufficient for understanding their character.